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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1976

Page

7

Hood College to Host Two Day Death Workshop

Hood College presents a two day workshop Stay With Me I m Dying on June 25 and 26 for professionals paraprofessionals and lay people involved with dying patients and families Joy Ufema a thanatology specialist will lead a discussion with other experts Kathy Rouche Dana Cable and Douglas Stauffer The program covers language of death fears of dying helping families after death staff responsibilities and non traditional end of life choices Two films To Die Today and The Final Proud Days of Elsie Wurster will be shown Registration by June 1 with a 25 fee incl sessions lunches bibliography and 1.4 CEUs contact Dave Miller at Hood 603 3131 extension 372.

Hood College Office of Continuing Education Hood Joy Ufema Harrisburg Washington Post Kathy Rouche National Institutes of Health Maryland Make Elizabeth Kubler-Hoss Hooo Elsie Wurster Willy Dave Miller

Maryland School for the Deaf Alumni Plan 21st Quadrennial Reunion

The Maryland School for the Deaf Alumni Association schedules a three day 21st Quadrennial reunion on campus at South Market Street beginning June 11. Registration runs 4 to 5 p.m. Saturday with dinner 5 to 6:30 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. reception, followed by bingo and captioned films. Sunday features ecumenical services and a group photo, with a resolutions session and leisure time before 5 p.m. departure.

Alumni Association of the Maryland School For the Deaf South Market Street Old Barracks Frederick Armory

Dear Abby Column Grazes Faithful Friends and Memos

Dear Abby answers readers on reconciling with a cheating spouse and handling a neighbor friend who faced an affair. She advises confession from the husband and forgiveness or visible consequences. The column then fields questions about fashion fixation on uniforms and debunks a mine mule myth with a personal anecdote.

Abby

Pennsylvania Calendar of Events for Bicentennial Year

The Pennsylvania Bureau of Travel Development released a 112 page Calendar of Events covering May to December with hundreds of Bicentennial and other activities. The listing includes date, time, location and how to obtain more information and adds three sections for performing arts exhibits shows and professional sports. Director Paul Decker calls it the most comprehensive calendar Pennsylvania has prepared as host to the nation. Copies available from Bureau of Travel Development Harrisburg address.

Pennsylvania Bureau of Travel Development Paul Decker Pennsylvania

Flag Salute 21-Day Bicentennial Program at Frederick Towne Mall

Montgomery Ward and the Frederick Towne Mall present a June 12 flag salute program to honor the Bicentennial 21-Day Flag Salute. State Senator Edward P Thomas and Comptroller Louis J Goldstein headline, with Damascus High School Band, color guards, and local groups distributing flags and promoting Sign Up America.

Montgomery Ward Frederick Towne Mail Edward P Thomas Louis J. Goldstein Frederick Ellis Lodge Shangri la Detachment Marine Crps League Fraternal Order of Police Fort Detrick Francis Scott Key Post American Legion BPO Elks Boy Scout Damascus High School United States Bicentennial Administration Washington, DC Frederick Towne Mall Mall Merchants Associalion

Walkersville House Misidentified in Quoin Construction Feature

An alert reader notes the Walkersville house pictured in the quain construction story is not Jeannette Reddick’s home as described. The photographed house actually belongs to Monroe W Stup, neighbor to Reddick on Pennsylvania Avenue, illustrating the same quo construction technique.

Abby Cindy Reader Wilkes-Barre Susquehanna Coal Pennsylvania Railroad Quain Jeannette Reddick Walkersville Monroe Reddick Pennsylvania

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